Interlude (English spelling)

Japanese: インタールード(英語表記)interlude
Interlude (English spelling)
Interlude (Kyogen). A comical skit that was popular in the Renaissance court. It originated from the intermesso, a short clown play performed during a one-night entertainment program at a banquet. It came to be inserted between the acts of a long play, and in Italy it became the musical intermezzo or intermedio, which were mainly performed between pastoral plays, and influenced the development of the French entremes. In Spain, from a similar origin, the comical entremes, which ended with song and dance, arose, and eventually developed into an independent one-act comedy. The English interlude was a transitional form between medieval miracle plays and morality plays and Elizabethan comedies, and was less didactic and allegorical in medieval plays and more realistic. The first playwright to develop the interlude into an independent short secular play was J. Heywood. During the Tudor period, there was a company called the Players of the King's Interludes, which performed Heywood's plays at banquets in the royal court and at the mansions of nobles. However, their popularity declined during the reign of Queen Mary, and they disappeared in 1580 during the Elizabethan era. One of their most famous plays is Heywood's The playe Called the foure PP.

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Japanese:
幕間 (まくあい) 狂言。ルネサンス期の宮廷で愛好されたコミカルな寸劇。宴会の一晩の余興番組のなかにはさまれて演じられた短い道化芝居インテルメッソ intermessoから派生したもので,これが長い劇の幕間に挿入されるようになり,イタリアでは主として牧歌劇の間に演じられる音楽的なインテルメッツオ intermezzoやインテルメジオ intermedioとなり,フランスの笑劇アントレメ entremetsの発生に影響を与えた。スペインでは,同様の起源から,歌や踊りで終るコミカルなエントレメス entremésが生じ,やがて独立した一幕喜劇へと発展した。イギリスのインタールードは,中世の奇跡劇や道徳劇とエリザベス朝喜劇とを結ぶ過渡的形態で,中世演劇の教訓性,寓話性が薄れ,写実的な色彩が強かった。インタールードを独立した短い世俗劇へ発展させた最初の劇作家は,J.ヘイウッドである。チューダー朝には宮廷おかかえの国王のインタールード座 Players of the King's Interludesがあり,宮廷や貴族の館の宴席でヘイウッドの作品などを演じた。しかしメアリー女王時代には人気が落ち,エリザベス朝の 1580年を最後に消滅した。作品としては,ヘイウッドの『4人のP』 The playe Called the foure P. P.が有名。

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